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Re: ghcnj post# 8859

Monday, 08/27/2007 4:28:08 PM

Monday, August 27, 2007 4:28:08 PM

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I don't lie, so you are making a big mistake. I asked if NetCert USA, INC and NetCert, INC are the same company. NetCert USA had their corporation revoked in May 2006. If they are not the same company.....FINE. I'm asking a freaking question. So, then ask this question,

NTCI in 2005 says they purchased CPN (Central Park North), right RETARD?

So, if NTCI in 2005 purchased CPN....why in 2007 does ISBL (which is the old NTCI) say that they have formed a joint venture with a company that is supposedly their own purchased subsidiary?

What, are you going to tell me that NTCI sold CPN, and then CPN and ISE BLU formed a venture to promote concerts?

Do you want me to show the PR where NTCI purchased CENTRAL PARK NORTH? Here it is:

NetCert's Global Expansion Plans Continue…; NetCert Completes Deal with Central Park North International and Announces the Appointment of Mel Rich as Interim CEO of NetCert Inc
Business Wire, June 9, 2005
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. -- NetCert Inc. (Pink Sheets: NTCI) announced today that it has completed its acquisition with Central Park North International as it continues with its Global Expansion Plans, and has announced the appointment of Mel Rich as the Interim CEO.


So, answer the question, if NetCert buys out CPN...and then NetCert merges into ISBL.....why would ISBL then say in a recent PR that:

"Ise Blu Equity Corp. (PINKSHEETS: ISBL) announced today that it has signed a Joint Venture Agreement with Central Park North Enterprises to form Central Park North Worldwide Events.

Why does a company that merger with another company, that bought CPN, have to announce they signed a deal with that acquired company?

Am I the only one here that sees this?